Bali Crypto Robbery Backfires as X Community Exposes the Victim
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An X user said he was robbed in Bali of 189 SOL (about $14,000) from his Phantom wallet after handing over an unlocked phone. The X crypto community identified the user as Ronnie Magrehbi and shared screenshots alleging he is a serial scammer, highlighting wallet security, social engineering and fraud risks in crypto.
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- X user “wrss29” claimed he was robbed in Bali of 189 SOL from his Phantom wallet.
- The user was identified as Ronnie Magrehbi, who’s been linked to crypto fraud in the past.
- X crypto community called Mahrehbi a serial scammer, showing screenshots of his frauds.
A crypto robbery story went viral on X after a user “wrss29” claimed he was robbed in Bali. In a detailed post, he describes getting robbed of 189 SOL (approximately $14,000) from his Phantom wallet at a Bali beach club. According to the statement, this happened after handing his unlocked phone to an Australian woman he met to add her on Instagram while drunk on multiple shots.
Allegedly, the victim stayed at the club after his friends left and ran into a group of Australian women, who later on, supposedly robbed him.
Not long after, the group vanished, and when the victim finally checked his Pha…
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